Jewish holidays

Dozens of museums, heritage sites to allow free entrance for Passover

Many sites that were closed throughout the war will be open in this initiative.

An unforgettable holiday table: The Passover 2025 collection by Hazorfim

Hazorfim, an international Jewish brand with decades of meticulous silversmithing artistry, plays a significant role in strengthening Israel’s national resilience.

By WALLA! HOME , DESIGN
30/03/2025

Passover gifts that make all the difference

How to find a unique Passover gift that leaves an impression, brings joy, and is practical for the holiday or year-round? This article explains how to choose Passover gifts that make a difference.

By IN COLLABORATION WITH GIMIK GIFTS
23/03/2025

Purim's unacceptable mask: The powerful themes of revenge, evil, and free will

In the Scroll of Esther, revenge is a powerful theme, but just as clearly one that leads to confusion and tragedy.

By MORDECHAI BECK
22/03/2025

How beautiful are illuminated ‘Megillot Esther’

Medieval megillot were beautifully illuminated. Why? Because God’s name is not mentioned.

By DAVID GEFFEN
22/03/2025

DLA Piper holds sessions supporting disabled children, war veterans in hospitals during Purim

DLA Piper volunteers brought games, face and body paint, costumes, arts and crafts, and food, hosting a Purim party for children.

From the Frontlines to the Megillah: Jewish soldiers celebrate Purim in Kyiv

As ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia continue, a group of Jewish soldiers took a moment from the frontlines to celebrate Purim with the Jewish community.

Triple Purim: How Jerusalemites celebrate this year’s three-day extravaganza

This year, the festival is extended to three days in walled cities – adding the day before and the day after – giving rise to what is commonly known as Purim Meshulash, or “triple Purim.”

 An illustration of a cardboard box with 'this end up' and two arrows pointing downwards.

When the world turns upside down, rabbis can help us keep our heads on straight

In uncertain times, rabbis provide guidance, connection, and resilience—helping Jewish communities navigate chaos, identity, and moral challenges.

By RABBI SHIRA KOCH EPSTEIN/JTA
12/03/2025
  Israelis take part in the Jewish holiday of Purim parade (Adloyada), in Jerusalem, March 25, 2024

The happiness formula: How Esther transformed celebration forever

Purim’s costumes hold a deeper lesson—seeing beyond disguises to the true essence of people, just as in the Megillah.

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